OK the webcast has begun Chair thank you very much
OK putting that Councillor I trot chairs that he sincerely share to
commit see and I've chaired makes in tonight's under the 14th of
December 20 20 so Hussey agenda first item is the minutes of the
previous meeting to approve moves acquirer caught hold of the minutes
the means now on 9th November 20 currency beside other the problem to
the Minister at all now how Kate so take agree with though should be
side thanks very much
second item declarations been trust council officers to their an
interest which they have an and the items on the agendas for the
meeting so deadly her Members or officers of the interests and me
since her Councillor Foster thank you Chair my decoration is in
relation to agenda item for community engagement 5 Ward but ability
funding support the Garrick theatre Ltd a family friend is actually
the Treasurer of or the organisation and as such I will not
participate in the the debate I'll case outcome some an item euler her
had between himself from the meeting that's fine I know the deftness
to interest anyone
how can a free urgent decisions are not being made anywhere of the
urgent sessions so there are non are for Katie casements who sat as
Chair announcements I not to then asked us about meeting a couple in
nice and sharp day with Americans those salt blank onesie I support to
what he thought questions utterly ever question from the Reverend Gary
Lawson how wonder if charts could be dot the question
thank you Chair yes we've got one question that's been submitted by
Reverend Gary Lawson and we do have a draft response that's been
provided arm via Council agrarian so and the officer team the question
is the changing rooms in the recreation ground which borders white
Hill Street and South Reddish I know very poor condition and there any
plans to refurbish them if so what works are proposed and when are
they scheduled to start would you like me to read the draft response
chill consul Aquarians Oby doing this I think Council
Tainos happy to read that Councillor Kent Councillor all their days
out if you want you yes yes me with the UK
thank you
so the responses are there are no current agreed plans to carry out
any refurbishment works to the facilities on site at White Hill
colleagues in estates carried out a survey across the green space
building portfolio prior to lock down and essential health and safety
works that were identified were actioned
but it is recognised that the facilities on site at Whitehill are aged
as is the case with a number of our changing room facilities across
the borough is important to note that due to current guidance around
COVID-19 access to facilities during permitted sporting activities is
for hand washing and toilet facilities only on a one in and one out
basis
and changing roles should not be being used the Playing Pitch Strategy
football cricket lacrosse rugby and hockey and local football
facilities plan were both were both completed and officially adopted
at the end of last year a number of borough wide priorities were
identified across the five sports and discussions had commenced with
key partners national giving book governing bodies of the five sports
and the Football Foundation Briatore lockdown
unfortunately these discussions have stalled somewhat and is hoped
that these pick up in the near future
funding to deliver all of the other identified projects is going to be
challenging and it's hoped that the priority projects will attract
external funding
I thank my son of leave a copy of that response will be sent to the
person reading question snarl at plus print out with that girl grey
thanks very much
OK on site and freak positions before the right no petitions and Steve
for this may think aren't the next iSave open forum of informed there
are no items for open for this makes it so without going to war
flaccid us he fought on Ding support Garrett fears limited honourably
Councillor Fossa sewer germ for the sub 0 Councillor Sedgwick
did you want to speak
the area yet are not yet fixed here I'm yet why all I'm time so I
foster yeah and I would sit near some spot it I'm fine with it but the
one thing I'm not sure this the calculation based the for Dearne it by
a post called Cowan because forgives me colleagues from Heaton South
but as as I were Qatar you know it wouldn't be fair to I ask the
reddish counsellors to stump up more because S K 5 as an one of a
higher usage but also at the same time areas of esky to which
represent the second high stayed it her eyes poor score daily of usage
the wards are not area are being asked for as much so I was just
wondered if there was any insight to Hove of came of as calculation
I can't really stretches to Watson the application with yeah you as I
say at least confine his by particle fairy 20 20 I do I sit to
resource anomaly at higher stray such two Chairs speak to this one
Councillor bookmark the fields come in
thanks Chair and I wanted to make more or less the same point about
the date that the wildly sort of differing asks per ward and an
injustice to to add that the Garrick theatre it's it's it's inform
centre that doesn't mean that I think the town centre wards should be
looking after it more than and anybody else but I think it's it it's a
borough wide resource on I think we put all benefit from it equally
and like Councillor Sedgwick I at I think I would like a little bit
more explanation of the thinking behind it beyond just been a post
code analysis thank you carrier take no surprise out of the Council's
was speak on this
Councillor John totally us
the thank Thatcher my impression is that the applicant has been guided
by her the Council's own materials to
supply the evidence that they have in terms of their knowledge of
where their customers are now I'm sure that the the way that that's
presented could be varied but but but they made the basic effort and I
believe the basic stats which show that a SK 4 is particularly rich in
people patronising the the Garrick I think what it what it doesn't do
is to sort of go even further but we never expect this of other people
go even further in in terms of saying what is the frequency as opposed
to just who's on the books having ever been and you know the one thing
that
does impact when we vote for things here in in the this area committee
and in other Area Committees is that it it has a knock on influence
about the way that the airport trust-fund divvies out its own money
and what the airport trusts from light to do is to cope partner and
therefore if we put in what we're asphalt that will assist a
subsequent and it that this is one particular measure that that didn't
get a space that currently completely dead moving forward but
obviously you can see from their report they've got much wider
strategy and they've got a pressing need because they've obviously
entered into a contract which ideally not only could be met by the
sort of applications that that got in at the moment but but also start
to produce work at a greater volume than are likely to be able to do
when things start to normalise so overall I think it's a very good
application I think it's carefully thought through and I will be
minded to support it chaos Councillor fits pastures speak acts the
thick
thank you Chair I think yet again we come to that question affirm what
should we be funding through this committee and how much should we
fund it by are thing if we were to follow the guidance down I think
this probably stretches the boundaries a little bit however we
probably have done that many times in the past and I think there were
more than alone do that I think for me the principle is should we be
pulled in this type of application for a fair to that maybe could
access funds from other sources it would comfortable with you in that
and we comfortable with the amount for a 2 thousand 350
and a thousand from this committee and the ability to deliver this
project they somewhat hinged on or the very committed and other wards
in particular funding this another when we know that certain area
committed do not consider the lanky applications across the borough
they will automatically reject from if we are happy with those
principles as a committee then given the tight circumstances very
difficult circumstance of seem a numbers that contrasts K 4 and so on
then I personally would
allow it to go through but I do think we still need to add an area
committed of that conversation
OK out of Councillor wryness nurse and Councillor can't see enough of
it had to from his dishes one of which are we principal wanting to
support affection and secondly it's the how we hellish before the
whether it's on the faith technical off relatively apricot or Ward
enough Ottilie tenable other adequate his mate like this week so now
the supporting mind Councillor Ryan assure next
can't hear
sorry I have to apologise I just joined the meeting I I got very held
up and then I now gone one sorry about that and I'm just struggling to
find by you are so please bear with me
if you if you just want if you just want to move on when ID that ought
to do your bit of kit patient surfy yet because they first I could
serve just goats Councillor concede on an about few OK OK thank you
yes I was a bit surprised when I saw the different amounts because on
the face of it you'd expect to Bramhall and Cheadle hue and so forth
to be greater there to go as I think than the sun the areas
but they do have their own amateur dear to as well so maybe that's why
the theatre and arts industries generally have been extremely hardly
hardly hit by the Kobe restrictions and I think were in danger of
losing vast numbers over artistic and theatrical ventures of they
don't support them in his in-out greatest hour of need which is now
looking at the amounts are thinker in Reddish weaken of what Wick
budget as we can afford 250 pounds we have not enormous calls on money
this year probably because of Clough that again
so I'd be happy to go along with it because I think they need all the
support they can get
Matthew count surrounding us
thank you very much yes I was I was surprised also to see the
different amount I understood there was an appendix to the report I'm
took company at which would break down
where some theatregoers and participants come from by area which I
thought would would help to shed some light on the different amount
and I couldn't find that Appendix I don't know if I miss debt or
hadn't been included that's the first point the second point is I you
know I agree with what Councillor Barrientos said about about the art
I think they're really really important and I will just say several
years ago when I was first a school governor is by 15 years ago
governor of a school in London which had been failing really terribly
and it was reopened as a specialist arts and media School
and I saw how having a creative outlet focus on really focused
students attentions in a way that the that that the that that the that
the arts were not as an end in itself but actually they helped to
promote self efficacy and this kind of belief that they could do
anything which really they were able to apply to their own work and
informed my own Education of loss Sophie so deeply that I actually
ended up retraining as a teacher so I do you know so I do absolutely
support initiatives like this and and I think that they would benefit
from hats working with schools unfortunately budgets have been cut so
severely in in schools that this is now not offered to students
routinely am I think that if there were a way of confusing using this
place to to to promote that that would be really really beneficial
community
of the problem night or sooner should handle sorry tree was a go
Councillor Tom McGee waiting on sorry Councillor sonically side of
photography galleries castigate new per cent out of all of what it is
coulson again
your MCC was muted Councillor McGee
a press the hand thinking it was the speaking thing sorry so I think
we have to recognise that term there is no longer a central fund for
cross Stop or projects and hasn't been for a number years and that's
possibly because that not everybody wants to contact you contribute to
those other activities so there are a number of her a theatre groups
around the Rodley and bramble and and the Garrick I think they
probably suffered from major income loss during the course of the year
they are committed as you can see from the papers to work to a project
to try and improve them and the one the one is do I think that they
bear pace long term and I don't know how we address this is the
Disability access issue but I think I think given that we've been
asked for relatively modest amounts to try and keep something you know
something together that provides to those who are the take part or go
regularly a great you a great deal of firm of the I'll just pleasure
but said everything care fulfilment in many cases I think it's
probably worth says supporting what more we've been asked to support
whether others of course will remain to be seen and what that has an
impact on then I am whether they can deliver a that's also a problem I
think that that they have to pay will be rather than us thank you
can Councillor Butler
thank you Chairman and two
following on from my previous comments I are are are don't have any
particular problem with supporting this application as Councillor Cook
queries into and Councillor wryness are outlined and as as we all know
the yen that that the creative cultural arts sector leisure sector
entertainment sector as a whole has suffered enormously some of our
then use in stock for had received support by the Arts Council so
romilly theatre or romilly Forgan and chaos they they received some
support as has the plaza and others and Garrick seems not to have bit
vague but one of the the bit beneficiaries like a big big enough to
support it and I'm happy if my ward colleagues agree to and contribute
the amount asked for but I do know it the or Monday escape 5 postcode
which is predominantly North Reddish there is a huge difference
between the the the the customer base escape 5 and an escape for
mustered difference nevertheless I would be happy to come to Bute the
amount asked for but what I would ask the applicant for is just some
idea of what they might be able to do in future to engage North
Reddish community groups we have a very lively flourishing performance
seen in North Reddish lots and lots of groups and in that South
Reddish as well so I think had disliked him indication from a from the
applicant what they might be able to do in future to engage with those
groups and to engage with the people who live in North Reddish and
culture that with performance your fitness for office supply had saved
Duckett's our successful got Council setting next
thanks Convener I agree why were for a council abolished said and I
was going to suggest perhaps I think everyone seems to be an agreement
but just as a way so we can but perhaps move this forward I mean there
I've not discussed this with my colleagues but perhaps Heatons North
could pay on an extra 100 50 pounds to offset what's be impaired or by
the Norse Reddish Councillors just to get this movement as I think we
are in agreement with the distance between SK for an SK 5 but what
does it say what I just found out stir like sort what stood out like a
sore thumb was the fact the S key to which I think was the highest or
second highest after SK 4 as been asked for a hundred quid I I just
don't so that's mean way manner and offered and wards I just I don't
understand what's happened there but you're I recognise that we are
ever residents of the largest beneficiary some quite happy to pay a
bit more yes I know half as long as a council to where Councillor
wryness as well
OK go on our way to them from the crusher sparked off the ball and 5
Ward Member asked flawlessly principle 5 The Mercy it's until Samantha
does now Councillor fix pushed in Council of table there was to be
honest gonna make you a similar proposal self maybe not quite as
generous I'm sorry
speaking very publicly an old council idea though he thought I was
going to suggest that maybe we per and 300 potholes given the the how
valued at conference quite probably can our ward
I am happy to go with the same proposal as the other if you want you
have you just to clarify what was through the Chair was at year
I'm effectiveness suggested an extra 50 pounds Field and Ehsan offered
just next 100 pounds there's regard our right
he said the prison cell
your colleague have indicated their support tool for gold medals and
open their though Eason's nor of councillors Blackett Council say that
but our next are worth having was of the mental fouls James up on
sewer Councillor with Pastika combats here
sorry I did actually pressed the wrong button but it seemed I was
going to be us up a scene and you did but don't want to contradict
what other councillors a sad book is it can only propose that he can
South book three-fifths thing I don't know if it was not going to
speak the heat was off countless forgiveness those I'll keep maybe
we've been us for a thousand pounds could we say the brief if he
preferred date for the remainder through
the radishes sorry to
can I ask Councillor gave his successor techniques that one
hasan South
yes I am thank you now raises no forgot Councillor Taylor next of some
pearls of the counter says Wick Councillor taking in response to that
one
yes I'm happy to agree with Councillor Smith Sedgwick's suggestion I
Councillor wryness spot where
yes I agree I'll get a fragrant green and with the increased amounts
turn our support for the Gallic alive cast up in minutes in our art
and also and else report to fill all the adequacy beneath in place the
figures show that we are as a sports the ASA with the very cost it's
brought sit upon felt Averroes agreed not one
chair before we move forward can I just confirm the amongst displayed
so Beaton's he he to its Heaton South is 350 Heatons North is 350
what's the final amounts for Reddish North and Reddish South please
how silly serves so to 50 to kill to 50 to 50 Reddish North fictive
very South
thank you very much Chair Alastair Morgan requested so aware that
Departments of Edward busy curriculum
I don't think so sorry to interrupt chairs and I'm not entirely sure
you got that exactly right Dick mildest maybe it sorry maybe I
misunderstood my understanding was that Heatons North for example were
happy to and contribute an extra 100 to reduce the Reddish North
contravention because they did what you just outlined means that as an
area committee where contributing more than we were asked for unless
I've misunderstood sorry enacting trespass understood on the so
regressed enough faces drafting South amateurs from facing Reddish
North
I'm very sour straight saves it isn't there
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this is already Sousa who supported it still fitted to 50 resting with
the original another snorefest capital plan
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has she got started from the figure his foray I'm 150 on reflection of
carried out drifting take the dog
50 50
in South Down insisted that it nor the facility south passing the app
asks and rummage trap
Councillor Foster tel
he's back in the room
OK welcomed back Councillor Foster we saved up kitchen faithfully so
of the could complete the details are acceptable flexibility funding
the other outstanding a patient from the previous meeting can seek
your huge the Firth this meeting about response to the result of the
questions seek the author with his aplenty bobbly the still to
outstanding questions which as I am result of in those and Councillor
Taylor and Councillor Grimister costed his Ghostman see what do you
want to defer this affordable depend on the question you asked
have to say the first
woke up on reflection I realised that I might have misunderstood the
whole point of this exercise and a Mako council lionesses
compare has communicated with both myself and Councillor Sedgwick in
the meantime and what what I suspect it's for is to encourage young
people to be capable of doing CPR and if that's the case then a couple
of things arise one is that you got to have quality probably external
training as you would have if for instance you were taken up a
position in a workplace to be a Health and Safety representative and
that's all accredited work and it reviewable over 3 years etc etc and
and then your own coal out within your workplace to attend so events
and deal with an appropriately
I just don't think we're in that league with with the young people
I've got a card which is issued by the the prime at the principle
heart charity British heart Foundation which have been carrying around
for years which summarises what to do with CPR but I only I would only
endeavour to use that on the basis that I have had fallen training you
know I'll over serious nature of in one of these couple of days were
three days were and and then you have to do your your that triennial
Tuttle so
I suspect that what is being asked for is misguided and and what I
what I was going to do it was to find out when the British heart
Foundation actually pick up the phone to deal we might inquiries it
just what we could reasonably do and that might well be targeted so
people in schools who were adults and Amie tag in so people in schools
are already health and safety orientated representatives and one that
would give it the sort of structural underpinning because otherwise
you know a little knowledge is a dangerous thing and you don't want to
throw poor little kids in at the Dheepan who haven't got the
capability to deliver on what appears to be an asked that the of them
in the it to perform thank you
I am Councillor Fitzpatrick impact
air thanks to the last meeting I think we were all in agreement that
one way or another that term this this type of training would be
beneficial for everybody not less not not only young people in my own
opinion is that like staving and probably some other things should be
part of what is an already packed curriculum I do think it should be
part of training will be given to your people
in school
but the question that I did ask is could we get some officer advice on
this and is this a good use of resources the principle of training
young people going off on CPR goals without question in my mind bought
is this an appropriate use of our farms couldn't use it in another way
could we give it to the education portfolio for example and use it
more productively
the we have that advice we got an extremely knowledgeable and
experience not have they given an opinion on this one
chair I might come in their sorry we've had no response back from the
officers I did in contact the officers both on Council officers and
officers from public health but not had a response back in time for
this meeting Chair
thanks to Councillor riders
Onslow wryness your microphone is muted
I'm sorry I don't I can't get this right there's always somebody I'm I
don't want to be negative about this little because I think it would
over people how to get going in the right way I don't think you know a
billboard in an obit self-sufficient I think it needs to be
accompanied by training I don't think I think that we risked
misconceptions or why's all the road all information has not been
committed to long-term memory so I think it needs to be completed by
something
I like the idea to contain the officers involved perhaps moving into
education portfolio it doesn't need me grey that it's worthwhile
Councillor Foster
chip as fake we still have got
the major question while because I did at the last meeting that's
where the schools had been approached in relation to this and the
response to spin rather lukewarm you know we've been asked to commit
to what is a good principle not look out of a screamer but surely our
school should have been actually consulted in relation to this prior
to ors making the final position
and I just find it rather erm
different the wind would make this kind of approach possible when we
are looking at handing out public poems normally would actually have
the commitments there for that's where the expenditure can take place
rather than it being and I'm gonna use the word speculative but it is
speculative that this is going to be used for all schools across
Stockport put off all secondary schools across Stockport but only one
as actually indicated so far
so I think we should advise the organisation call them to get the
commitment of those schools I think it's it's a fundamental issue
I'm sorry I can't faster out a currency now
My fear is this you know in schools Wister could not so lots of not
serve notices and things and people are Szubin take-note is of them I
agree with Councillor Reiner's it's the insufficient just have the the
billboards took up I I think it's possible that we should aim in the
future for people to learn about this in the HSE in secondary schools
perhaps but Sir
if it was part of the curriculum or can't see why the school couldn't
actually buy it themselves because are 2 9 9 in the great scheme of
things isn't a fortune for a school to buy but it's pretty meaningless
I think to just as erm billboard up in a school without any kind of
teaching to go with it so I'm not sure that I would want our funds to
be used for that
because we know the Pottermore deserving cases something we can
actually see the benefit OK are we opted for this from the previous me
see wastrel more information and if not got the necessary information
on mine here I think need to look insist I think throughout the
shopping by designated first-aiders when I work the work were
detonated there stays there was an obviously in extreme situation and
if so as I walk in the Lake District Youth hearthside re-clad of any
Alpi source of sun the seen on TV to have to say the IPL I think when
school they will be possibly does native first days available
in the absence of any claim made to the House scale considered
beneficial schools Hartley up to what's already there other thing we
all accept the PM's me to Nasa more breaking now row defer again high
postage justice here the kitty should considered for periods of
clerking and acids thin apply include welcome to consult with the hit
on the Thiepval and Brock how things work effectively enough to of
course nor anything for the dead-nettle affected in schools how
remarked to chemists
though the surface
I creature I can't suspects Patrick I would second that with the
proviso that they approach I don't want to name him people we ought
wicked we probably a whole load of the officers who they would go to
what to approach officers within the Education portfolio who
specialise within the felt or on this type of thing approach then come
up with a plan and then consider coming back towards but otherwise
after I'd second what you prepare Libya can thanks very much
so I cannot say
the
therefore we should seek advice from Council officers as well is that
agreed by committing agreed thank you very much trade
OK everyone silly met states in the light of five different
applications we don't of the Devante location close meeting so he now
one-night through it his 6 punnet bills and forcing building course
notice are this point of time wants to take up an issue raised by
Councillors that we consider the e-mail tilt another 10th focused
garden are concerned about what's happening that Shaw for farm so well
from a kind of some that way but it able bodied forth still list
self-set with
I've just done the opposite of that we just knew it myself anyway
thank you Chairman and thank you for allowing this I'm I'm sure
colleagues working at the e-mails air we're on well have seen the
pictures that were sent round by Charles I regarding the work that's
gone on sure Fold Farm now I have significant concerns about this just
to put colleagues in the light as his a housing development that is
wet Troy happening on every boundary the development has a full
planning application however as you can see from the pictures a number
of a significant Eddie of hedgerow and a couple of trees have been
removed
now why is that significant because that is right up to the boundary
with Stockport and the area which takes you earn high Phil Country
Park from next Rock broad North has been decimated if you were Qatar
to me that his query environmental vandalism when was nor Planning
Commission allowed four of us no grant as a Manchester application
however vessel drastic we impacts on the amenity of ever residents not
just in the Heatons but the whole of an offer Stockport because many
people use it as an area your tickle walks and I think what people
have used their student times of walk down to exercise and to get some
fresh air but that is just completely unacceptable so why are we can
take enforcement action as a as a Borough I do think that we should
make absolutely clear at Manchester City Council services completely
unacceptable and we would encourage that their planning enforcement
team not just a weekend service but right to the developer and exploit
over gonna put this right because it's not acceptable to do that
you've got you've taken over a whole area of mature hedgerow via and
and it's not on and I don't think we should accept that it's not
neighbour weight and it's not consider so I think we should write to
them and urgently take immediate action against the developers thank
you Chair and soon tell set with his Maplin Norway's are agreed view
in the another mussed-up catching you'd expect their Consort officers
informed and Alison massacres say nothing else are Grenier what else
will speak on this issue
Councillor can see no ha first and Councillor Kate Barker Casagrande
Cedar first
no I propose we could Councillor gwario into
it's still muted consul agrarian so my apologies
go to Surrey able to trigger finger when zookeepers so yes I agree
with Councillor Sedgwick that if there's no planning permission it was
absolutely deplorable because I can remember a in another part of
Stockport a builder just casually destroying a whole copse of trees
and or saying that he didn't realise you needed planning permission or
permission to Trotman down so yet and it is an area that serves some
very inner inner-city tie per built up areas and is really important
isn't it to keep these areas as
in a much of an amenity to the public as possible
thank you Councillor Bob or your next
thank you Chair
at the I'd like to make a suggestion that yes we ask the Council as an
entity to make representations to Manchester City Council but I'm also
wondering whether this area committee the Councillors also write to
the Manchester City Council and to make our thoughts and feelings very
very very plain in a language that as Councillors we come speak that
officers may be slightly inhibited from doing so
OK degrees south
Barack Obama won yeah Norfolk bought saw a really good idea I K a high
house I've already written to I the Chair of the Planning Committee
about an alert urging him to to investigate about why I think it's a
very good point and I would also encourage other colleagues to do that
as well cut could ask rather knows all 12 counts originator master
could persuade yourself or Councillor barbed wire a strongly worded
lustre of complaints and code signed by all air or names aesthetically
see assumed they wish to do so I said he would want to add my name to
that approved more effect dipping from a propose rather each
individual next Arctic the poet cross-party to plead on that
Countersett quick and all Harpic counts sign that your way he sent a
draft to us argued rubbish it's are blind eighth-round the conduct of
hormones there
Heather commits a nascent from the all councillors but be OK
as Councillor Taylor thanks Chair of had correspondence from a
resident of London Zoo moves interested in the Fallowfield Loop cycle
way which go straight up the middle of the photos that Councillor
Sedgwick furnished and she is quite clear that the responsibility to
react to this is as Councillor Sedgwick's suggested a and enforcements
initiative generated by a Manchester planners so I think that I'm all
for right into them but we ought to start off by giving them a chance
to answer what they're already doing because I found inconceivable
that it will not become a planning enforcement issue by Manchester an
if Manchester and it's it's inconceivable and in fact it isn't the
case that the that the the planning proposal which didn't get original
improvement in its original form
it was was basically put in in screen fencing along here and as I said
that that wasn't accepted at the time and the idea that you would
would would you think you will get and open screen fencing this was
boarded fence in there were originally talking about which would have
looked pretty ugly in its own right so I think that Manchester will
deal with this and I think that it's almost inconceivable that the
planning permission that the developers working so legitimises what
has happened and therefore that Manchester planners are in quite a
strong position if they if they do what they ought to do and and then
wish we should let them tell us what that do it whilst simultaneously
pointed out what our reasonable expectations are as well but but two
adverts to miss that step is is an unnecessary weakness in a in what
we need by way of a comprehensive and effective response than King
a further survey work was suggestion that can be cooked they of in
officious must the Council result the
there are concerns about and asked if this job must have been the
councils this committee is hello much in the staff can Plantation
bought made that lumpish and doesn't sound to what they have done and
therefore as planning force and to shift much that there was a very
surprised with ASB in the given official approval by the must planning
policy that he must indeed so I'm Irvin so tripod fitted us the
council to our colleagues in Munch's to Paul so I'm a group letter
from all of us are from her Dame says you would appease the plus the
cello panic Messi David Hitchcock or not one
sorry right what it would adjoin that different the members of this
Committee B to the Chair of Munster articulacy all to ask the Leader
must announce law
yeah I mean I think we can send it to the I'm the chain of appointing
Committee but I do think as well perhaps it could go to every officer
we'd as well when I think as John said Vitter of no doubt that
Manchester will be I investigate in this but I do think the whole the
whole point that I want to press on Nessa's because it is this is
impacts which truly sent me a strong boundary and effect Max be
assurers but I think that we need to to El the developer not
necessarily the City Council have every confidence that they will be
doing this but there is a completely unacceptable Merv that the
developer has those taken nearly so
I think we just need to spell that out as an Area Committee level and
and as a local authority that we don't find this acceptable OK you
draft up but a second bore comparison on the third should the same
Munster punnet Missy Afghan Fisher bishops materials we do not see a
fat felt reproached prizes outdoor so publicly had right types may
much should bring in their shoots our essential know all the
colleagues about 30 miles from concern by the PSNI and the problem has
been pedestrian route in the Boundary Park dense fine who was
responsible for this problem so route thanks very much that one of go
so we take us on appeals in force appeals and force gnosis and we
acted report from the street alone only or surface
report summarises with the recent appeal decisions constipated and
closing dates and their concerns us no reference in the report so
assume you all it calls on those issues up owls' thus report itself
how will Patsy no reports
OK then that's the noted thanks very much are hard to ice and server
which is the posh hotel development scene Ethan Chapel considered it
bought from the corporate Act place us regeneration filing details
about the site and traffic regulation orders so am degree of not
concept Sentinus tonight's
no Chair no officers present they forced or RUC sounds and our members
will have read the reports recommendations so and comments or
recommendations for members
Kent urgent just to say that we are very glad that our developing
assure until at last we've had several applications have weighed
nothing happened so it will be very disruptive but it's a welcome
development room I'll catch some well Canada under the actual
application also the need for tougher regulation of the City of some
tough Tompkinson's rises in the 38th itself tough has been not how
through down with an earth and I could write came next item is number
8 wishes water-filled grow Reddish against report the carpet us
replace madman's under course class D surplus so no waiting at any
time restrictions are passable film Grove in Reddish aren't again a
dog run opposite this Margot Councillor Clancy now wish to speak on
that one well yes that again this is something that we are we welcome
because the the moment it is a very tricky situation is a dead-end and
FU enter the road and can't turn out you're forced to reverse all the
way back onto the main road which is not a good thing to do so where
we're happy for that to go ahead
that's exactly per se
thank you
OK on to item 9 now was the One Stop bought for a plan or reported on
their knees on your agenda you read it Piroska presentation by the
least rights so they so are you here a guy cannot evening thank you
and yet after do have some slides that summarised that rapport and if
you want I can go through them all the can be circulated to members
I am
probably dual-fuel to from the sliced sons copies of the so as metre
wooden fence area no problem Charles are you able to share the slides
for me please
thank you so our Charles is doing that so yeah this items following on
from an update on One Stop put that was given by Catherine Reece and
to Eric Committee in November and we said we come back with an update
on the progression of the Borough Plan and and how if progressed
incorporating use my residents businesses and workforce through data
and insight so you previously had an off-day on on One Stop what what
the One Stop movement is
I'm flowing out of that is a series of Stop conversations that we've
been having throughout the year am and from that will be the
development of our One Stop were plan which are shared Partnership
Plan for the borough which sets out our priorities for the next 10
years and that will then obviously be underpinned by a partnership
plans and any talking isolation thank you Charles
thank you so yeah as I said the bar plan outlines our shared strategic
aspirations for the Borough looking ahead 20 30 we've been hearing a
strong message needs to be bold and on the front foot and have an
ambitious approach and looked towards building a hopeful future and
the plan will describe how will work together as well as what will
collaborate together on
so as I say throughout the year we've done an a number of various
engagement exercises with had to be quite creative due to Cove it we
haven't always been able to use the engagement methods that we would
normally want to use them so in order to do that we've we've engaged
the representative organisations such as the voluntary and community
sector and prizes and through our communities teams to hear the views
and experiences of as a of as many groups as we called able yet online
surveys video bows workshops through forums one-to-one conversations
and obviously to councillors and through various for forums as well
so until the next slide
them we've engaged all residents through very surveys as a say we've
been so revelatory increases as lens price sector meetings regularly
we've attended and various business forums we've held discussions with
young people were young people groups older people's groups parents
and carers and all residents about future priorities and aspirations
and actually in fact this week with also engage with them faith
networks and
we've got Sam a Race Equality partnership meeting as well
next slide
I'm and yet so true that we've spoken to over 12 hundred people and
alongside that we've been analysing the data and intelligence that we
hold to try and understand the option opportunities and challenges for
our communities as well so what we've heard is that people are
passionate about their local area
we heard community strongly people enjoy being part of a community
they want to support local businesses and they want to get involved in
the community equality equity in Yoonessi are really important for
alchemy in says and at the heart of how we want to work together in
the future with heard particularly from our children young people
about caring for the environment and proactively addressing climate
change
people business and communities talked about the importance of
inclusive employment opportunities so we won't be able to enable local
people to the businesses to flourish
I am and we've also heard obviously that people continue to be
impacted by COVID-19 whether that's through the health employment or
well-being and concerns for the future
in terms of the data we know that stop what's population is changing
we've got an increasingly culturally diverse community and we have an
ageing population and were a popular place for people to relocate and
live we have a strong economy and were one of the top 20 UK for
productivity growth and were responding well to new emerging
industries such as digital however when other areas we do face the
challenge of unemployment we are apart a polarised Bora one of the top
10 in England we have residents living in some of the most affluent
but also some of the least affluent areas in England in general
children perform well however some of the most vulnerable children
don't perform as well as their peers across England
we there are tend to have good health outcomes and life expectancy at
we are an ageing population and we know that this will resort in
health and care charges in the future so in terms of the planet self
as I say we are carrying out a wide variety of engagement am and were
engaged through our partners as well
and that's happening now and it has been happening for a while and
them we are going to start to develop the actual planet self which
will go through organisational governance and will be brought to full
council in February which will then will then have leadership some in
March so at welcome now an comments from Committee really on whether
you have any reflections on the rapport any comments am an event like
to say
o Sandell said he members must make a commerce of questions about now
structure to so you answer indicates are Councillor Janet obstacle of
that first Janna OK thanks Chair thank you the presentation there and
be really good if you can send those round as well I just want so
raised the point that you made about health outcomes and there are
significant differences in health outcomes and life expectancies
across top or linked to as you say the areas there are the most
affluent than the least affluent 0 just want to give it explore that a
little bit more because I think that the Health difference says and
life expectancy differences are quite significant indicators in our
borough and came
yes thank you Councillor yet as I say we are looking at our day to in
a in a lot of detail one of the other things that we are doing is
there will be an a space on our One Stop hot website which will be
called the backstop picture and it will be a hub for all of our data
which will be open source for everybody to use so that when we gather
that data we know that it can truly be used by ourselves our partners
our communities to try and understand and shape services going forward
I'll Kassabova Dext
thank you Chair and it didn't earth a comment and just to on and I
think we should be really proud as a Council of the way there that
that they're writing of the Borough Plan is being approached I think
it's the first time ever that so much engagement just talking to
people about what's important to them has been the starting point
before writing the Borough Plan I think we we in common with most
institutions and local authorities and I'm good different tiers of of
of government I think it's really easy to fall into the trap of
thinking that you know what people think and you know what their
priorities are but you can't you can't then look back and say well
pick people told us that this is what it is important to them
unearthing a thing of one another really encouraging aspect of what
we've seen so far Lisa and and the team is the very explicit
acknowledgement that Stockport is very polarised borough outside of
Stockport people and still assume that we are pretty much across the
board quite affluent when the fact is that our deprived communities
are not just among the most deprived communities in in the country
they at day are actually right there with the most deprived
communities and I think I think this is just a really good place to
start just being really honest and and really open and and just
getting getting the facts and the evidence straight at out there right
from the off I think it means that will end up with a long term plan
that is robust that is fit for the future and takes everybody's needs
and once into consideration thank you
trying very conspicuous members for that direction constitution Sener
customers and Councillor Burt luck I throw much thoughts on the thanks
very much day surf a presentation and dirt we will not our interest
where you go any further questions or comments thank you thanks Chair
I yelled send the presentation amount there's also to really nice that
he owes in there that you might want to watch in your own time as well
it could include those as well cause say sought sockets of find our
Barbossa that's going to bring to
OK the Nexalites him I'm going to come across Darius there does nights
in which his theme ice about traffic calming measures along Great
streets who should so sense he separately with showing your Tansey
Holika arm so are already rapport Councillor C and C No to that speak
can't go ahead place yeah so I'm basically this was this came to us on
Friday just have to it had our highways rating so we miss the
opportunity to go into it in depth there are one or two things as
according as a bit of concern so we are having a new highways meeting
as in the journey to January to discuss ICC so alert to defer it
please thank you OK about that plus agreed
to defer the decision on this and saw February smutty more detail
that's the NUS good taxpaying much that saw no that okay I'm but don't
nets his progress an alchemist decisions and their committee is asked
to note proposals are not questions about the content of water
how can I as Chair just password members the recording devices on the
Crocus pasture quite dating out back a must-win 20 19 I don't know
states to these with resolved over than progress or not but one day
ward members acting up she told the Christmas spreads looked for those
and decide whether kneecaps Hance on the sprog Africa because if
that's been resolved or Phil Withall cannot be dealt with them Gosling
said Moss so can concentrate on her thing to trash the slowness and
deferred steer with OK I'm
the tastes next meeting is Monday the first of February so what and
today's wish everybody a happy Christmas
are happy New Year as well our seasonal created which has more Croker
people I'll be all enjoying a break in that close to authors officers
and anybody's actually with watching this webcast so until then on the
1st February thank they watch thank you check out an area of the AGS
earlier
thank you Councillor St. you thank you
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